Square D - PK7GTACP 7 Terminal Ground Bar Kit

Used in a new sub panel. Easy. Holes did not align in hom box. But was able to make it work.

I have double-deep 4x4 inch metalic electrical box that is "Grand Central Station" for too many "Romex" 12/2 and 14/2 cables, plus two duplex outlets on the face; 8 hots, 8 neutrals, and 9 grounds. The box is doubled to handle all the cables going in and out, including two branches to light switches.This ground bar fits in the back of the box over the 8/32 ground screw hole, and firmly anchors all those ground wires, including separate grounds for the two duplex outlets. The cable grounds run neatly across the back of the box.The wires from the cables are joined with WAGO Lever Nut wire connectors (also sold by Amazon), much easier and more secure than twist-together wire nuts. I jumpered-together two pairs of 5-wide WAGO connectors to join all the neutrals going in and out, plus a 5-wide WAGO for the un-switched hots, plus a WAGO three port for each light switch.The combination of ground bar and wire nuts makes the inside of the electrical box surprisingly organized, understandable, and empty-looking. If the county ever gets around to sending an electrical inspector, I hope they will agree.

Precision made with large openings for a range of wire gages.

Excellent product as described.

The grounding bar is working out well for me as a DC ground for my mini CNC mill. The holes are designed for heavy wire, so make sure to use crimp terminals or bend the wire over if you're using 16ga or finer wire. The mounting holes are a bit awkward because they are drilled through existing tapped holes. However, if you're clever, you may be able to get an extra two ground connections out of this if you have spare set screws.I'd recommend this for general electrical projects when you want a more permanent and neat solution than wire nuts.

Replaced a rusted ground bar with this, worked like a charm

Had to buy this grounding bar because the sub panel i purchased didn’t come with one. This was a Square D panel and so is the ground bar. So all the pre drilled holes lined up perfectly with this ground bar. Came with the mounting screws that were needed. Also a sticker with max wire sizes and torquing specs.

The screws align with the pre-drilled and tapped holes in my 6 space Square D circuit breaker panel. Using both solid and stranded wire and connections are tight and secure.